ISDEA is the primary federal law that governs tribal economic development. It provides tribes with the authority to contract with the federal government to administer and manage a wide range of programs and services, including economic development programs.

IGRA is the primary federal law that regulates gaming activities on Indian lands. It establishes a framework for the regulation of gaming activities, including the licensing of gaming facilities, the taxation of gaming revenues, and the distribution of gaming revenues to tribes.

TEDA is a federal law that promotes economic development in Indian Country. It provides a variety of tools and resources to tribes to help them develop their economies, including funding for economic development projects, technical assistance, and access to capital.

NAHASDA is a federal law that provides funding for affordable housing in Indian Country. It also provides tribes with the authority to develop and administer their own housing programs.

The BIA provides technical assistance to tribes for economic development. This assistance includes help with developing economic development plans, identifying funding sources, and accessing capital.

The IHS provides funding for tribal health care programs. This funding helps tribes to provide health care services to their members, which can improve the overall health of the tribe and make it more attractive to businesses and investors.

The BIE provides funding for tribal education programs. This funding helps tribes to provide education services to their members, which can improve the overall education level of the tribe and make it more attractive to businesses and investors.

The EDA provides funding for tribal economic development projects. This funding helps tribes to develop their economies, create jobs, and improve the quality of life for their members.

HUD provides funding for affordable housing in Indian Country. This funding helps tribes to develop affordable housing for their members, which can improve the overall quality of life for the tribe and make it more attractive to businesses and investors.

The Department of Commerce promotes economic development in Indian Country. This includes providing funding for economic development projects, providing technical assistance to tribes, and advocating for policies that support economic development in Indian Country.

The Department of the Interior regulates economic development activities in Indian Country. This includes regulating gaming activities, oil and gas development, and other economic activities that take place on Indian lands.

The Department of Justice promotes economic development in Indian Country. This includes providing funding for economic development projects, providing technical assistance to tribes, and advocating for policies that support economic development in Indian Country.

The Department of Labor promotes economic development in Indian Country. This includes providing funding for economic development projects, providing technical assistance to tribes, and advocating for policies that support economic development in Indian Country.

The Department of Transportation promotes economic development in Indian Country. This includes providing funding for economic development projects, providing technical assistance to tribes, and advocating for policies that support economic development in Indian Country.

The Department of Treasury promotes economic development in Indian Country. This includes providing funding for economic development projects, providing technical assistance to tribes, and advocating for policies that support economic development in Indian Country.